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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

The Capitol was opened yesterday BY the cour-
tesy of Architect Clarke for the benefit OF mem
bers OF the American Federation OF Labor, now In
session. m Baltimore, who visited the city.
Al b meeting OF a committee from tie several
Grand Army Posts, saturday night, IL was decided
70 esssorate Christmas BY distributing among the
worthy copondent members OF the order on the
Gay before Christmas provisions and supplies Tor
the1r Christmas dinners.
Ths warrington Light Infantry Corps gave the
eleventh Of It's series or hops AT the arnory Satur-
day evening.
Michael Aahoney slipped and fell at the corner
q PeensylvAnia avenue and Eth street, yester-
oay. End cut q deep cash IN mis- head
8oWln Sewtss, who was arrested In New YORK
- Iu0dAy on charge OF having passed bogus
cneck n4 eoyo00 on the First Sationol Bank "
central city, Neo, carried o. iiGuor business In
~ etv, Is y Stafed. shortly after the war
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lust How He Wanted IL.

From the Kansas City Ttmea
Young Husband-"Clara, my dear, wish that in
sending in notices Of your luncheOns to the Sunday
papers you would not speak OF yourself as Mrs.
Henry Hustler, nee Van der Peel. l don't like IT.
Her husbands name should be suflcien ~for a wife
Young Wife (meeklyl-"Well, Harry, how shall
put 1T"
'1Oh, say Mrs. Henry Hustler, wife OF that en-
terprstng and successful real estate man, Henry
Hustler. whose beautiful residence addition is now
uDOn the markell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

The DgATH OF TESNYsoN.-TennysOn, the poet
laureate OF England, would have died ten years
ago with nerve exhaustion following brain over
work had not his friends sent 10 New York for
some Scotch Oats Essence, which thoroughly rein
yigoratet his brain and relieved him OF chronic
sleeplessness, and allowed him to give TO the
world some OF his finest pOetical selections You,
Ike him, can be cured OF any form OF nervous ex-
haustion. neuralgia, hysteria, and the like by the
same gre al remedy.
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A Fierce Cyclone.


MANY PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED-FoRTs
wAsHITA AND GREEN WRECKED AND ALMOST De
sTROYED.
From the New York Herald. to-day
A special from Cove, Polk County, reports that q
destructive cyclone visited Armstrong Academy
j. T., Fort Washita and Green at an early hour
Saturday morning, causing great destruction OF
property and loss OF life. Six persons are known
to have been killed among them French Adams
OF the Army, and three were badly injured. ter.
rifle rumblng sound was heard about 5 o'clock 1t
startled the few settlers from their sleep only to
awake them TO the horror OF impending death. A
heavy black cloud, funnel-shaped was seen In the
distance and rapidly approaching. When about q
mile north OF Fort Washita II struck the ground,
and from this point south for miles the work OF
ruin was continued. The cyclone Travelled at
about mile minute. In an instant from the
time 1t struck the earth half the houses In Fort
Washtta were In ruins. Lighthouses and dwell
1ng5 were picked up and made into ktndling wood
by the fury OF the wind. Armstrong Academy was
not greatly injured, but ranchers in the immediate
neignborhood suffered greatly.
AT Green, little hamlet six miles south OF
Armstrong, the damage was very heavy and many
persons were injured. Seventeen houses and q gen.
eral store were carried away bodily, while horses
storm king We're killed or MANNED. TWO children
killed at Green were carried about 60 yards Dy the
wind and dashed TO the ground, managed so As to
be almost unrecogniZablr. Many cattle and other
STOCK were also killed by the lightning. The storm
only lasted about six minutes ut any point.
The trial Of Benjamin Z. Hopkins, assistant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

POLICEMAN FATALLY STABBKD.-Officer John
Wallace, OF Allegheny, Pa, was fatally stabbed
Saturday night by an unknown man. Wallace
was walking along Allegheny avenue when he
noticed two men following a lady. The men
started to run as soon as the oicer appeared, and
nue. he caught one Of them by the arm, but before
word was spoken the fellow turned and plunged
dagger into his abdomen, and then ned.
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CHEF BusHYHsAp. WANTS TO FIGHr.-

CHIEF BUsHYHEAD, WANTS TO FIGHT.-A tele-
gram TO the New York sun from vanita, l. T., says
that ex-Chief Bushyhead, who was ousted from
the executive mansion OF the Cherokee government
at TahleQuah last week, has Issued call to his fol-
lowers 70 meet him In council at Campbell's store
TO-DAY. The call is for 200 men to seek redress for
o wrTng zone 70 Inc psLsy, ano aiso 70
the hands OF the Downing party. The latter are
prepared for and expect an attack from the Ma
tt0nals tonight or tomorrow
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Amsusensenss 'To-ulghs.

AmDuSensents GO.ulght.
NkTIoSAL-Lotta in ~Pawn Ticket No. 2lO."
AIBArsHs-"rheL Little Tycoon"
HAKRis,.-"My Aunt Bridget"
Neutrality-suspicious. and VARIETY.
kKKSAS's-Leonzo Brothers,
MANASSAS PANokAMA--Day ana evening.
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reported for The EVENING STAR,
REAL ESTATE SALKs.-At the real estate sales,
last Saturday afternoon, considerable amount OF
property changed hands at low prices. Agnew 4
ON sre sne Se a amc 0G q Sae
the river, at the baptising ground, for $500. A
frame house and lot OF ground on the west side Of
streets. and nearly opposite the Alexandria and
washington depot, was sold to the Alexandria
Real Estate Company at s156. A store, dwelling
tweed King and Prince streets, for 1895 TO John
Chapdone. Lot 80 by 100, on Columbus and Wythe
streets, sold at 1896. Lot 20 feet by So, on Fay:
cite street, near Cameron, near Alexandria and
washington Railroad depot, at $55. Four similar
lots adjoining for $50. Lot SO by 176k feet, on
S1S7.50 Four lots Is by SO feet each, on Payne,
near Cameron street, at SCI Similar lot, 10 feet
front, $61. Lot on Potomac street, near Wolfe and
Him. The Alexandria Real Estate Company is
making extensive purchases.
FIRE AND WArER-An alarm Of fire was sounded
yesterday afternoon smoke having been seen iSsu-
ing from the upper window or the McBurney
building, on King and Washington streets A
Guilty Chief Engineer Creighton Obtained the keys
OF the store OF Mr.. w. II. McCuen, which was sup
posed to be on fire. and 1t appeared that the smoke
y. Hurdle adjoining had found its way into the
McBurney building. The flremen, however, threw
some water upon the building, and then on each
other, and an ARRAY seemed likely, but ths au-
thorities tnterfered and quiet was restored.
NOTES.-The Investigation OF the circumstances
dttcnuluS Tie ueatn OF Henry BSn Will, IL Is SAID,
completely clear all officers OF the allegation that
any one Of them induced B1sh to drink the liquor
which caused his death.-A council OF the Sons
OF JOnadab Is to be organized tonight ut Pythian
Hall Washington, Jr. has entered suit
against the virginia Midland Railroad co. for
$50 on account OF the serious injuries suffered
by him on that road some months ago.-The
third ward commissioners or election have given
b. +. Waddey the certificate OF election as MEN,
Der Of the ,o common o Mayor
during the indisposition OF Mayor Smoot.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-9eO l4TH ST.; CONTINUED Ill
health. owner viii rent TO responsible party fur
n,sneS lo-room house nov renung LOT $50 pei
class caterer ESQ pr month: rooms yet TO rent
bsth
Possession given January lst dlQ-6t.
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PAIK i.-CARAr SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EARRINGS,
white aIiI perfect, slU0. solitaire diamond mig,
4 carat, perfect, SO. Diamond and ruby cluster
rings Sls, so, 80. Diamond studs from $40 10.
Diamond bracelets from sl2 up. X Harris s CO.,
AZ 7th street
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A PLACE Fos EUGENE Hl0oNs.--A special to the
Philadelphia P'ess nom Baltimore, Dec 10, says:
Eugene Higgins has been slated BY tho democratic
managers tor the pootton OF clerk OF the house OF
delegates, ana the indications are that he viii get
the place. In 1850 Higgins was secretary OF the
state senate. The house Of delegates Is over.
whelmfng1y oeInocrat1c and h1s election viii MOI
oe dimcuit The place pays about 500 for ninety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-19

TEE Ladies' OF the GARFIELD Memorial Hospital
Aid Association will hold a Fair and Bazaar in
Willard Hall Tuesday and Wednesday evening.
lunch served from L 70 > O'Clock.
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SPECIAL HOLIDAY OFFERISG.-For this week
We allow ten per cent reduction OF marked prices
on all Flannel Wrappers and Dressing Sacques
These are the prettlest goods yet shown by us
Entirely new anu beautiful designs.
I4SSBrRGH AZ BRO.
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sEE Laison's SD Tea Set. 4:s3 1th.

To GIVE all an opportunity Of inspecting our
unique Christmas stock, We will keep open even
ilss from this date until 2fth instant inclusive.
ALEX MILNE, oil gu ST NV,
Fine lr1rniInrp nuu dainr,iinrS
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PRKNIHR TIRARD TO WoRKINoAxM.-Premier
ChamRars M Tndnsfrv ana R,,ti1in0 IN Paris SAD
that work was the great foundation OF society,
and the government was prepared to encourage
work to those who sought IT. He added that the
great public works carried out In recent years had
somewhat disturbed the finances OF the country,
but they were indispensable In order TO combat
foreign composition
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Liquor License.

APPLICATIONS APPROVED AND DIsAPPRovED BY THE
COMMISSIONERS.
The District Commissioners have disposed Of the
following applications for license to sell liquor.
RETAIL APPLICATIONS APPROVED.
Northwest section-Rob't W. Wade, 2 G street;
Marcellus West, cor. b and 18th streets; VIM. j.
McGfll, 1879 Pennsylvania avenue; Jas j. Kenealy,
1249 9TH street, Gustav Geiger, 1O2 Indiana avenues
JnO. Eler. 43 street: Henry Euald, 1027k 18th
street; VIM. Cariey 902 26th street; Louis Brandt,
400 New jersey avenue: Jno NoOnan, 9O3 18th
street; Annie NJ. Bradt, 1908 NJ street.
Observation-Disclosures Corrigan, $50 street;
Archer Hayes, SO NJ street; Daniel Twoney, 11Ol
Third street; Geo. c. Reiser, 1006 Az street: Jno.
DWyer, SO street, Cornelius NJ. johnson, 12O1
Water street.
Northeast section-Jno. C. Meyer. 2S1 I'd street;
Mrs Ellen Sullivan, 400 street.
southeast SeotiOn-Danl W. shelton, 1913 h
street.
County-Jno. G. Rick. Canal Road.
RETAIL APPLICATIONS DIsAPPRovED.
Northwest section-Mark OHalloran, 700 22d
street, Della Anderson, 21O1 7th street; Jno. b.
buckley, 1896 street: Patrick Cox, 43S Pomeroy
street; Margaret Garner, I14s I'D street. Jno.
Kemp, 700 sd street.
The application OF Jno DeAtey has been recon-
Sidered and approved, and license issued him on
the ground that he keeps a bona flde hotel
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DID YCU HEAR about those pants we make TO
order al So Gail and the variety Of patterns.
Elseman Bros, coz. 1th and sts., Manufacturing
CiUtnlers and IailOrS-
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PKARLoperaGlasses, $3.50 and So. Ladson's, 43s 9TH
RATTAN chairs, plush chairs, fancy tables, at
Julius LSnsburgh's, 3l5 7th ST.
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LADIES SOLID GOLD STEM-wIsDISG WATCHES. s1S.
Misses solid gold open-face sIen-wIaders sl2.5O.
Gents solid gold American stsm-winders, SIS. X.
Harris s Co, Az 9Th 81.
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JULIUS LlSsBUKGHs sale OF useful holiday gifts;
2 great clearing sale OF parOr furniture, odd
chairs, fancy furniture, rugs and carpets; open
until 10 every evening.
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IN MAsIS6 YOUR CAKE Tor the holidays be sure
you get our 'InvinciO.e brand OF Hour The finest
cake YOU ever had Will be the result
NJ. q p. MErZGER, AT 9TH st. NV.
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HE HAS NOT YET BEEN BROUGHT HERE-HIS WAS
INGTON MARRIAGE.

HE HAS NOT YET BEEN BROUGHT HERE-HIS WASH
INGT0S MARRIAGE.
VIM Harvey, alias VIM. Harvey, jr., arrested at
Scranton Pa, last week. a fugitive from justice
on a warrant based on an Indictment found by the
grand jury Of the District In November, 1885
charging him with bigamy, as heretofore reported
In The STAR, has not yet arrived. He was taken
from scranton To Pittsburg Friday night in order
that a warrant OF removal could be procured from
a L. s. judge, and IL Is thought that Detective
Carter Will arrive with the prisoner tonight or to-
morrow morning. November IL, 1850, Harvey
married Miss Martha Travis, in Kansas City. Three
years later he deserted her and came to Washing
ton, where he made love 10 his own cousin, Miss
Minnie L. Barnard, a handsome blonde Of seven
teen years. Mrs. Barnard, Minn1e'S mother, did
not know that Harvey had ever been married. not
having known much about her nephew since he
was a child, and she conseute to his marriage TO
her daughter. On June 2S 1884. they were mar
ried here by the Rev. Dr. Mayor, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Not long arterward they went
10 Rochester TO live. HarveyS first wife was then
In Scranton, and a few months later she went to
Rochester and made things so lively for Harvey
that Miss Barnard left him and returned TO her
mother
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%
ror the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and Viz.
gtnla warmer fair weather, light 70 fresh easterly
winds. followed by rain
GREAT FIRE IN NEW YosK-Oyer nifty thousand
people Witnessed the largest fire known In the
city OF New York Every man woman and child
who heard the alarm strike knew at once wlere
the IRE was The cry went up, the largest cloth
Ing factory In the city was burning. There was
over $4,000 worth OF mems, boys, and chlldrenS
me clothing In the factory. The active nremen
worked nard and orayeiy, and succeeded In saving
mems, boys, and children's suits, oyercoats pants,
ETC. There was fine assortment OF clstom-made
garments saved as well as other goods, and this
companies, at their saiesrooms In this city, No.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, between ~
and 9Th streets. commencing at 2 O'Clock next
Tue appraisers for the insurance companies,
after carefully examining this stock OF nne cloth
ing concluded the same was not so badly damaged
as claimed by the assured clothing manufacturers,
and. failing agree "a 10 the actual loss, were
the goods must oe sold at once IN order 10 make
fin&l settlement. All goods are appraised at 40
cents on the dollar OF manufacturers cost, and
that Is what they viii be sold for This great Fire
Insurance COnpanys sale will enable the people
OF Washington and vicinity 20 secure their cloth
Ing for almost nothing. lneludcd In this large
amount OF goods Is full line OF suits for the me
dun class OF Trade, besides good assortment OF
the finest custom work, sucn "a cheviots, kerseys
meltOns, corkscrews, dlagOnals, beavers, montag
macs, silk mixtures. &c. both domestic and i'm
ported fs.brfcS.
The following prices Will give a faint idea OF the
figures at which this immense stock will be sold:
Mems heavy winter overcoatS, S.s.S7; worth ST..
This OyercOat Is well made and trimmed and the
purchaser has the privilege OF returning same, II
not satisfied and getting back his money. Mems
heavy fur beaver OyeTcOats, 800; worth S16.
Meas handsome dark mixed suits, s3.19; worth
sl3 II nOs satisfied return IL and receive the
money. Mems cashmere suits, $500; worth $l6
Eas.iOllbie winter pants, gs cents; worth S. III
hot satisfactory they can be returned. Boys
LInisO;..e plated back suits, S2.Sg: worth $3.50
Mems stylish GerD1 mats, latest block, 9s cents;
worth 80 Fine s.eelr1b umbrellas, 80 cents; worth
s.. And thousands OF nne suits, pants, Oyercoats
and Jtl,'r gOOis TOO numerous TO mention. Remem-
Der Insurance Company SaleS-rUOms, $50 Pa. ave.
NV. opening day, Thursday, December y, at
pm. Sales-roOIns open until . pm.
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TAyLoR,s, s33 Pennsylvania avenue, open even
ingS during tnis week.
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Miss +. WALSH. of New York, Is now at the Ar
nngtUn with handsome stock vi the most exquisite
street and evening costumes, all imported from
the nrst houses IN Paris which she Is Offering at
remarkably lOT prices during this week only.
orders solicited for the spring. Parlor T.
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Dox.r Be SrLrrsH.

y,ut opsp vour hearts and pursss with amulsspsous
.nd Lei your dear and fns d know shst ypu
have not forgottsn them
DO BIZ KIND
ana spepd 4 few dollars In . manner that yin brsng
,ov ana pleasure both 10 the sivx ami rscipssas
GIVE FRRELr.-
ana ,et N sdvise you whss 70 eivs La Il b coma.
thin~ ssscssd from our innans 80 psrfsrf ssocA q
.utsbae rood for gifta. We hsvos bsuusaful linz of
oyEnooArA swALLow-TAxL AID PxINcg AZ
BERT SUITS. FoUR-BUrroH (UTAWAY AND
JACK SUITS. SUITS T0R T0UN0 NEx DoYo
AND CHILDREN; DRESS euIR1A PLAIN AND
FANCY BOSOM. GLOVES F0R DRxsG oTnRRr
OR DRIVING. UNDERWEAR IIOoIEKY. AT,
STILES OF NECK DRESSING. SILK AND LuEH
uANDKERcmEE2 e1LK UMDkiELLAA CON
AND Silver MOUNTED: SMOKING sAcx8ra,
NUKF14nA 10
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CURIOUS CONDUCT OF gEATLY-DREssED AND RE-
sPEcTABLE-LooKING WOMAN.
Friday night, as Officers Ellis and Heller were
passing through the DIVISION they noticed q
neatly-dressed woman on street, going toward
some OF the lowest dives In that locality. Their
attention was attracted TO her by her respectable
appearance, and after watching her a few minutes
they saw her enter a house kept by negro woman,
a place which Is known TO the officers as one OF
the worst dens In the division" The Officers
were surprised. and determined TO investigate the
matter She had been drinking, and to the officers
she said that her name was Louisa J. Lloyd She
was well dressed, and had about "a and a watch
In her yaliSe when she entered, and, strange to
say, she still had the watch when she left the
house saturday morning, although she had only a
Few cents remaining OF her cash. When the on
GERS called at the house Saturday morning she
seemed ignorant both OF the character OF the place
she was In and the neighbOrhOod In which 1t is
located. She said that, on account OF her drink
Ing, she was separated from her husband, who Is
living in Ohio, and that she arrived here about a
month ago. The police think she has given an
assumed name. The officers took her to the Hope
and Help NJ ssion, on 14th street, where unfortu-
nate females are cared for, and an effort Will be
made TO communicate with her friends.
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"a s. GOLD Headed Canes, 3. Ladson's, 4aa 7th

A Rich ASSORTMENT OF Ladies' and Gents Gold
Watches, Gold Jewelry, Diamond EarriagS and
Kings 40 per cent below original cost. +. ailacn,
l:3O4 II. n W
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BEST POCND AND FRUIT CAKE, S.Jc. per H.. at
Reisinsers stand, No go 9sA street wing Center
Markets store, III q street NV. Ornamented
cakes a speciality.
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julius LASsBUE6H's sale OF misfit body Brus-
%, mOqJette ana tapestry rugs, commences o-day
and continues throughout the Week; open until 10.
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Buy handsome Smyrna rug at julius LanS
burghs, special prices Tor the week.
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HANDSOME holiday gifts at on prices Julius
LansbuTyh's, 80 7Jh 81.
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Childrem's Coats. with hood, S1.e9
Double Combination.

Sewing Machines for Holiday Pres
ents.-Eiegant assortment; all latest improve.
ments; small monthly payments; special discount
for cash; all the leading makes to select ON; any
KIND sent on trial free. c. AuERBACH, 7th and
SIS. Telephone 412-2
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A MAGNIFICENT display OF holiday gins &C re-
dQceo prices JULIUS LAssBURGBs
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HY6EIA DISTILLED WATER at Skaters Water De-
pot, 103 Pennsylvania avenue n. W.
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SEE our S. Solid silver Chatelaine Watches
Stemwiaders- LadSon's, AZ; 9TH.
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ST. OvERCOATs In twenty different shades. Else
man BruS, manufacturers, cor. 7Jh and SIS.
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JrLIrs LASsBURGH remains open during this
week until 10 O'clock
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Rich Designs in Ladies Fine Gold Watches a
special prices this week. LadSOn's, I:3 9TH
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sl3jO OyERcoATs; they made well and
trimmed far better than used In such price coats
generally. Eiseman Bros., manufacturers, cor. 7th
and SITS.
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Go 10 @. G. CoKswEIL & sos and satisfy your
seiyes about quality and prices.
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BOYS silver stemwinders, $50. Ladson's, 4a3 9Th
HAVE your eyes examined before selecting
glasses. ID. Wiei, 4sl Pennsylvania avenue, Dorsey
ticket Office.
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LADIES Diamond Rings, $3.50 up Ladson's, ABB 9TH

IL IoU INTEND 10 give a pair OF portieres 10
Christmas you can buy them Ut cost at
W. II. HOEKg'S
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For Washington dressed beef go 10 Jno r. Kelly,
stalls Ga 62S and $50 Center Market and Fog aud
Us NOrLnern Liberty Corn beef specially.
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FoR ONE WEEK OSLYi-Begfnning Monday, De-
eellber II, we will make discount OF 10 per cent
on al goods purchased from us-for cash on or
before dsiiyery-exceptlnS carpets. which We have
Just reduced 10 cost. our STOCK OF holiday furni-
ture and novelties Is much larger than ever be-
lore Al gods marked In plain figures
W b MOSES a SON, llJn and SITS.
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$3.50 OvERCOATs, in many cOlors and shades
Eiseman BrOs., manufacturers, cor. 9TH and SIS
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ID. B. CHASE Umbrella maker; gold mounted cane.
and umbrellas speciality, All 18th ST. 1914 Pa.a